Microblading Laser Removal

☑️ Downtime: 3 to 7 days for healing scabs

☑️ Procedure Time: 10-15 min procedure

☑️ Anesthesia/Numbing Required: None

☑️ Pain Scale: 2

☑️ Next Session Ideally between 6 to 8 weeks

☑️ 95% patients feel reduction in ink between 60 to 90% in 6 sessions.

☑️ Aftercare Instructions Provided

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique used to create the illusion of fuller eyebrows. While the results can be natural and beautiful, some people may eventually wish to have their microblading removed. Here are a few methods for removing microbladed eyebrows:

1. Laser removal: This is the most common method of removing microblading. The laser emits high-intensity light that penetrates the skin and breaks down the pigment. The body then naturally removes the broken-down pigment. It is important to note that laser removal can be painful and multiple sessions may be required.

2. Saline solution: Saline solution is a less invasive alternative to laser removal. The solution is applied to the microbladed area, causing the pigment to dissolve and fade over time. It is important to note that saline solution may not be as effective as laser removal and multiple treatments may be necessary.

3. Microblading remover cream: There are also topical creams that can be used to remove microblading. These creams are applied directly to the affected area and contain ingredients that break down the pigment. However, these creams may not be as effective as other methods and multiple treatments may be required.

4. Time: In some cases, microblading may fade naturally over time without any intervention. This can be due to the fading of the pigment, skin cell turnover, and other factors. However, the amount of time it takes for the microblading to fade can vary greatly.

It is important to note that removing microblading can be a long and complicated process, and it may not always be possible to fully remove the pigment. Additionally, some removal methods may cause scarring or skin discoloration. Therefore, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist or other medical professional before proceeding with any removal method.

In conclusion, there are several methods for removing microbladed eyebrows, including laser removal, saline solution, microblading remover cream, and time. Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks, and the best option will depend on the individual's specific situation. Before proceeding with any removal method, it is important to consult a medical professional to discuss the potential risks and benefits.